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More of the same from yesterday. Working with disk portions and learning how to install multiple OSs to a single computer/VM.

TODAY! I did two labs. My first lab was finishing up the BIOs lab from yesterday and messing around in the boot manager of both VM types which was useful for my future in installing OSs and troubleshooting. I also started a disk partition lab to install multiple OSs on a single VM.

Today, I learned about important computer terms like BIOS and POST. I also practiced entering the BIOS using a virtual machine in VirtualBox. I learned how to access the BIOS settings by pressing specific keys (like F2, DEL, or ESC) while the virtual machine is booting up.

Today, I worked with pfSense to connect two virtual machines, diving into some basic networking concepts. It was an eye-opening experience learning how networks communicate and handle data. Along the way, I came across terms like IP addresses, LANs, DNS, and NAT, gaining a better understanding of how they all fit together. Tomorrow, I have …

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Today, I worked with Virtual Machine Manager (VMM) and learned how to create and manage virtual machines. I set up two VMs—one with Debian Linux and the other with Ubuntu. It was a good hands-on experience where I got to configure resources like CPU, memory, and storage for each system. I also spent some time …

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Today, I learned how to spot grammar and spelling mistakes in documents. I also explored Google Docs’ Page Numbers and Table of Contents features, which will help make longer documents easier to navigate and organize.

Today, I explored Google Mail tools and options, learning how to better organize and manage emails. I also spent time reviewing and correcting letters, focusing on errors like capitalization, formatting, and spacing. It was a productive day of improving both my email skills and attention to detail.

Today I got a chance to explore 3CX during a roleplay. I learned how to transfer calls, put people on hold, and leave direct messages. I also practiced leaving voicemails. It’s definitely an interesting tool with a lot of useful features!

Today was all about self-learning in sheets. Didn’t know how to sum columns or add borders before, but figured it out on my own! Also logged into 3CX for the first time, it’s a phone system we use for calls and communication.

Today was a real joy. I spent the day diving into HTML and learning how to set up a website from scratch. I worked with a virtual machine to edit the site and connected remotely to the server using SSH, which was a cool experience. I used ChatGPT quite a bit to help me figure …

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